This is the second time I'm trying th vanda related plant. Last time I had vascostylis or neostylis plant, which dried out too much and I had no idea what to do with it and just dumped out the sad looking plant.
I saw this at a local farmer's market on wednesday. It reminded me of a white vanda with intense green bottom sepals that I found online some time ago.
This one was just smaller and green was much lesser, but I liked it enough and brought it home.
This one has two spikes with about 8 flowers on each. I like how the bottom two sepals are green.
Slightly vanilla ice cream scent in the early morning. I've seen other people growing this type in a vase, or potted in open media. I have to decide which way I want to go before I dry and kill this again.
Currently hanging in the basket it came in on my south window. It really adds tropical charm to the living space!
First three pics were taken on rainy day, which is why they are rather dark. It looks much better in th sunlight I think.
Now everyone, share your secret of growing this successfully indoor. Thanks!
Ascocenda Princess Mikasa "White" in bloom
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